Our All Time Favorite Refreshment: Asian Candy

1. Our All Time Favorite Refreshment: Asian Candy

2. I remember, when I was a kid, I used to steal money from my dad’s pocket to buy candies and chocolates. Those were the days we did not pay much attention to the quality of Candy or the type of Candy. We just ate it because we liked it. But nowadays, different candies in the market look different and taste different. Some of them are made of fruit or some of them are made of caramel. Today, I am stuck on a very particular type of sweet refreshment, that is Asian Candy. Asian Candy is so popular among children and youngsters as well when compared to other countries’ sweets due to its nature, flavor, and components. Because Asia is such a unique region, it is not unexpected that Westerners view Asian confectionery as being exotic. Since everything in the Asian confectionery sector is so different from what we’re used to, it’s like entering a completely new planet. The ‘NetFlix and chill’ era always remembers the Candy seen in the web series ‘Squid Games’ that was used as a part of one of the games made of melted sugar in 4 different shapes. Most western countries think that the filmmaker invented a new candy just for the series, but that was the actual Candy used to eat in many Asian countries.

3. I just love Haw flakes candy made with a consistency of the fruit of Hawthorn. This Candy tastes sweet and tangy. Some people used to eat it with medicine to neutralize the bitter taste of medicine. But in my opinion, you should eat this Candy with a Hello Kitty Drink if you choose the fizzy one it would be better. The Candy will start melting in your mouth just after you take a sip of the drink while rating the Candy, and you will experience a burst of flavor in your mouth. Asian Candy has not only the taste and texture but also has a history with itself just like the Konpeito candy. This is Portuguese and Japanese sugary Candy. Candy comes in a variety of tastes and forms. In reality, this Asian confection is a 16th-century invention. Portuguese traders first brought the art of candy-making to Japan. In reality, konpeito was both pricey and scarce. In fact, since then, Candy has been a part of Japanese culture. From sugar and glucose, a tiny, vibrant star-shaped hard candy is created. There are some chew candies that can be a good time-pass to spend your time without getting bored. Hi-chew the most famous Japanese Candy in the 1970s. It comes in an individual wrapping with a white exterior and an inner that is colorful and flavorful. Strawberries, cheesecake, yogurt, cotton candy, and various varieties are among the numerous options.

4. Candies are the only thing that can be eaten at any time of the day on any occasion. Personally, I love eating Candy, after I have my lunch, between 3–4 pm, with a Hello Kitty Drink. I love this combination of Candy and drink. If you also want to try, give it a shot!